matty wrote on May 20
th, 2011 at 3:44pm:
Because they voted for an issue that about which the "leader" lied, and we don't get to go back until she absolutely MUST. Pointless arguing, as I said, because this is my opinion, and it will not change.
Your answer is not relevant. Gillard made those comments i the circumstance that Barnaby will contest New England. Odds are that he will contest NE, because the other one is already held by the Nats anyway, and they won't give up their seat for him. Which is right, IMO, why contest a seat that the Coalition already owns?
so, basically according to your belief, every time the government decides to release a new policy that was mentioned during an election, BECAUSE the people couldn't vote with that knowledge, we now have to straight away go to a new general election? Bugger me...we'll be in electioneering mode every day of the year! All to keep the freaks happy... The democratic system works as it should: you get your vote each three years, and you make your vote based on who you want to represent you as an MP and in the senate.
After that is done, the government is formed to have a majority in the House of Reps. If they can, then government is formed for 3 years and they get the right to run an agenda.
Simple as that.
With the rest, for 1, how can she make the comments in the circumstances when the circumstance isn't so? What the HELL are you talking about? Fool. For all you know he'll take the seat from the NAt and that NAT will be kicked out.
I think that every time that a PM lies, then we should have the right to go to a new election. Otherwise, what's the point of promising policies when you're not going to follow through with them? You do realise that people are not going to believe JuLIAR anymore, because of this lie, right? What's the point of her promising anything in future, after this? How can one trust her? We can't.
Stop trying to change my opinion, you're wasting your time and mine.
It has been made clear that he will not contest the seat of any sitting National member. Gillard made those comments after hearing that he may run in New England. She clearly thinks that Windsor will not be re-elected.
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